Groundwater is the most important source of water among the various water form on the
earth's surface. It supports life on the earth and is therefore treated as more significant than …

Globally, shallow aquifer groundwater (GW) has been severely affected in recent decades
for both geogenic and anthropogenic reasons. The hydro-geochemical characteristics of the …

Originally conceptualized by the philosopher, Miranda Fricker, epistemic injustice—unfair
treatment of individuals and groups in knowledge‐related and communicative practices—is …

Although there is a deep historical relationship between hydrology and society, the
relationship has considerably evolved in the last three decades. Hydrologists, in particular …

Conclusions: The analysis shows how instrumental, structural, and discursive forms of
power can appear in interdisciplinary research collaboration and create obstacles for some …

Violence in schools is on the rise in South Africa, and its impact on students is becoming
increasingly clear. Of particular, gender-based violence is a challenge in many South …